I have one of that kind 
I must be crazy lolzz
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I’ve had multiple invisible friends. They cook and clean for me. They must not be good friends because my house is never clean and food is missing. Terrible friends. 
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My imagination is pretty good. I can use it to my advantage pretty well. This is something that I’ve discovered recently although it’s always been like that, just not put to good use
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I don’t think me having an invisible friend would feed psychosis…
What do you guys think?
I think stress would though
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I’ve always been imaginative growing up. My head was always thinking about adventures. I really lost that since being medicated. It’s almost impossible to do that now.
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I’m sorry to hear that CuriousGeorge.
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only ones that ever seemed friendly are the shadow people.
They’ll run just within eyeshot, they’re so fast.
They’ll peak around corners. Once they held a ritual over me while I was in bed, multiple of them, circling my bed and chanting in low tones.
They’ve never harassed me, I don’t think they mean to frighten me, they’re just simple creatures.
It’s got to be the illness, the alternative has to be impossible. Why would they only show themselves to certain people.
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I dunno. Maybe it was just a part of my illness.
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Invisible friends may be deemed delusional by a Pdoc, I think it’s best to question them as real or not.
I don’t want them to be real, don’t want to believe it’s real, it’s to much pressure.
Least I lose insight, and lose myself in that world
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yeas its best to be careful about these kind of things.
I gotta say, I do think my invisible friend is beneficial though. He listens to my concerns that I don’t tell others about, shares the problem with me, so it doesn’t feel like a burden, and also loves me, nd I love him
I am aware that he is imaginary though, but sometimes I wonder how real can imagination get
I think stress more than anything is wat would make me lose insight…
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Oh I whole heartedly agree with stress causing symptoms. The stress of going out to dinner, going to a mall, family stress, romantic stress, work stress, sleeping poorly, cold/flu.
All triggers to my symptoms that I’ve identified. I’ve got to be on constant watch for stressors. It get tiresome.
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I have an invisible friend. He’s been with me since I was 13. I used to dream of him a lot and strangely enough most of the dreams fell on a Friday which made me believe that he used to be alive once but had died young and on a Friday. I drew his portrait a lot and still have one to this day. He’s name is Terry. I can sense when he is around or he will let me know by showing me signs. Last dream I had of him we were in a white room full of flowers. He held me close and said “Make the most of your life”.
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Yeah. Me………right now we’re mad at each other though.
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I have 2 invisible cats that creep around, i saw a shadow person in the basement once. Spooked
Theres also some invisible people walking around in the house sometimes. Pretty cool
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I think this is the best idea, talk and write to myself, instead of having an invisible friend. I started to feel a bit loony with an invisible friend though it did help me for a while there to unload my secrets n concerns.
Thankyou 77Nick77
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I’ve imagined hating, making love, and having friendships with my voices that sound like people I sorta used to know (I’ve come to realize I really don’t know anyone all that well). Of course the making love parts were the old image of the person the voice is claiming to be when she was young. I fortunately don’t know what they look like now or where they are. When I do know it usually ruins the fantasy.
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Yes, but i drowned him in haloperidol and zychlophonpixol in 20 years time.
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I have a dozen of imaginary friends and supernatural beings
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